The Groom Wore Spurs

Actor Ben Castle is a phony singing cowboy who can not ride, sing, or act, and is afraid of guns and horses and the first one out the door when trouble breaks out. His studio hires attorney Abigail Furnival, to get him out of trouble with a big-time gambler because he can not pay off a gambling debt. And the next thing she knows is that she has married him. The gambler decides to write off the debt when he learns that Abigail is the daughter of an old friend. But the gambler is murdered, and Ben appears to be involved. Written by Les Adams The Groom Wore Spurs is a 1951 American English-language Comedy motion picture featuring Ginger Rogers, Jack Carson, Joan Davis, Stanley Ridges, John Litel, James Brown and Allen Wood. Fidelity Pictures Corporation was the production house involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Howard Welsch. The movie is directed by Richard Whorf. Universal Pictures acquired the distribution rights for the motion picture. The Groom Wore Spurs was released on 22nd October 1951 and takes a screen time of 81 minutes. The screenplay for the movie was written by Robert Libott and Frank Burt. Cinematography was done by J. Peverell Marley and editing by Otto Ludwig. The music was composed by Arthur Lange along with Emil Newman.